By: Caitlyn Bailey | Editor-in-Chief Salve Regina students have noticed an increase in ticketing for the 2024-2025 school year. Driving through campus through the month of September and October, drivers noticed bright yellow tickets planted on vehicles all over different parking areas. Confusion rumbled through campus during the week period where Salve Regina’s Office of Public Safety allowed students timeRead More

By: Maeve McCann | Staff Writer Looks like Tijuana has some new competition in town. Newport continues toevolve and change as new businesses and restaurants roll into the city. One of the mostrecent of the restaurants to open up is Caliente Mexican Grill, a restaurant dedicated tofreshness and quality, and needless to say, it did not disappoint. Caliente Mexican GrillRead More

By: Kate Keane | Staff Writer The hairs that stand up on the back of your neck are warning you.  Wherever you look, invisible eyes are watching you.  That breeze you feel isn’t just from the ocean. Salve Regina University is haunted. You always suspected it, but now you need to know how truly haunted it is. Before Ochre CourtRead More

By: Shunsuke Higuchi | Staff Writer I. Dominance of “Massive Consumption” type Social Media  Fast-paced, content-packed online posts like TikTok, Instagram Stories, and YouTube Shorts have become immensely popular over the past few years. Most videos have gone through sharp editing: adding subtitles, filters, sound effects, etc., and are most likely 10 seconds or less than one minute at most.Read More

Haley Nimmons | Staff Writer Salve Regina University’s club swim team is easy to join with no previous experience required. Over the course of the semester, we will be highlighting a member of the swim team each week. This week, our senior captain, Kayla Brundage, takes the stage.  Kayla is a senior studying psychology from Putnam Valley, NY. She choseRead More